18 Z still showing a hybrid CAD followed by a bombing low. I’d take it.
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18 Z still showing a hybrid CAD followed by a bombing low. I’d take it.
While the SER is starting to poke a bit, I think there’s room for it to relax the closer we would get to this time period. Remember a couple days ago when it looked like we were going to sneak in a 60+ degree day next Tuesday?? Now we’re seeing it look like mid 50s may the highest KCLT goes. Obviously the blocking up north is helping with that.
We’re probably gonna trend to more ice/IP if this continues over snow, trending towards a more classic miller B rather then the hybrid
WAA and ice here we come ?
yeah y'all can have that ice lol
Dammed if we do or don't. Miller B means lots more ice and winter weather. Western parts of NC/SC don't want a Miller A transfer to be to quick or we get slotted. How about a nice hand off for all of us...if this is to come to fruition.
When does it stop, thats the question. Lots of ridging trending in the SE.
Gonna trend to the point where we get ice primarily, lol (sorta joking)
The corresponding SLP trend is going towards significantly stronger CAD as this s/w trends towards the southern plains, as you'd expect from my Miller B/CAD composite.
18z GEFS coming in more wintry with more ice as expected 
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Looks like a bit more snow as well
Almost every single GEFS member now has a winter storm of some type for a large chunk of NC .. get ready this one could be for real!
Interesting to see it trending colder as the storm progresses and the high builds in more.
Big jump in the mean on the GEFS, wow
Just strictly going by Climatology, I still think the north of 40 people will have snow followed by ice while those in the southern and central Piedmont will get both but with a much quicker changeover to ice. Far northern Ga and SC would be mostly ice but there is a long way to go yet and we will see several different solutions before this event occurs.
